How do you open them to cut???
11763
Up at the top of the handles, just before the clipper part, the is a small gray square. It's the lock. Slide it to the left to open. Hope this helps.
11764
At the base of the actual metal is a little yellow square plastic that slides back and forth. In slick out is open.
11765
There's a small yellow 'tab' at the base of the clipper that you have to slide open, and then the clippers open...when you cut, if you position the tab so that it remains in the open position (for me, on the lower side of my right hand) the clipper doesn't 'seize up' and require you to continuously slide the tab to keep it open.
11766
On the front left side of the clippers is a sliding latch. Slide this latch to the left, and the scizzors will open. When you're done using them, slide the latch to the right to lock the scizzors closed.
11767
there is a slider that you need to move from the inside to the outside. Then move the middle metal piece to the side until you can squeeze the handles to cut.
1415560
I would think a circular saw would cut through them easily, they are a little too thick to use an untility knife or hacksaw without it taking forever, though possible in a pinch
253204
No, don't cut to open. Keep looking for opening. It is a really tight zip lock on the bottom. Pull it apart. That is why it is so watertight - because of the tight seal.
1240829
Place them on a table or other flat surface, maybe some carboard underneath. Carefully position the edge over the side of the table and using a line drawn on them, score the edge with a box-cutter type razor. Go over the cut several times applying good pressure, don't necessarily cut through. Then, snap the excess off. Worked well for me, no cracks, to fit into the frames/fixtures in my office.
845300
It is not easy... especially the first time! Look for the "latched" part on the long edge. Kind of push in the one part and pry the other apart. Once it has been opened, it is a little easier the next time. Hope this helps a little. I'm sorry I don't know how to be more specific in writing.
1798331
The blue snaps on the side you have to open them and then you just pull it open go from one side to the other
1555779
trim with a utility knife or super shears. I believe they would be too thick at the thick end for scissors.
1666248
I have pliers style ps..but the answer should be intergrated with a piece that will engage scissors at the bottom of fold..
1713996
You can cut them, but one piece will be a little hard to separate from the backing (due to it not having an edge from which to peel). It isn't bad, though. Just have good fingernails! I've done it before.
2024116
put thumbs into each side and apply pressure outwards. they are stiff but will open back up if you press hard. I have done this myself and had to open by hand. stiff but it works.
2049184
take an empty small plastic bottle of soda and use a knife to cut a slit close to the top. push the old blades inside, they can easily slide in, but not out!
451153
You just have to pull them open. Some of them get stuck and you have to pull really hard. It snaps open and closed...
1032450
I pried them apart with a dull paring knife. It's tricky, but it can be done.
442986
You have to cut them yourself... Maybe a art razor blade (don't use scissors lol I tried it before). Try your best to cut them small, if you cut them too big you can still use them, but when you put them on your nail it'll be sticking up pretty high.
1195607
Pull the pointed blade out where it's at a 45 degree angle, place the pointed tip on top of the can next to the rim and you'll notice that the slot under the pointed blade fits right around the rim. From there press the point down in a clockwise motion into the top of the can. Once you've penetrated it and brought the point back up to the starting position, rotate the can counter clockwise, or pull the opener back just enough to make another cut in the same fashion. Continue to do that around the rim until the can is opened...be careful (!) the lid on the can will be extra shop using this type of device. Hope this helps, wish I could attach pictures.
992534
You can roll them and hold them together with a wooden skewer. I would never cut them.
674892
Try prying it open with a screwdriver or a butterknife.try pressing it down then pry up.